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I'd always stayed away from console commands in Skyrim so a quick dumb question.
Having set that value and saved ... is it stored until I change it? or do I have to input it again on each session I play.
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/13285/?
This also include slowing passage of time, traveling to another spot, etc.
However there was a side effect to doing this that would cause some bugs. I just can not remember what they were.
I knew the rule from my Skyrim playthrough ... it's wise to remember not to mess around with Bethesda's 60fps rule and all of it's variables.
Never attempt less than 1 ... err on the side of caution with your choices
The description of Survival says that locations repopulate after 35 or 80 in-game days.
I’m going to use a console command “set timescale” to make nights 3 times longer.
Does it mean that I’ll have to wait for repopulation 3 times longer in real time?